Clover flowerheads
By Siris
20 Jun, 2015
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Trifolium rubens flowerheads seem to come in pairs.
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My garden is quite small, and I have had 2 for some years.
20 Jun, 2015
Yeah Siris...sorry i meant it got too big for me! Its a lovely plant, and I regretted removing it for years afterwards. But I am only now beginning to enjoy herbaceous perennials. I find the idea of a plant that disappears for 6 months of the year quite a challenge! ;)
20 Jun, 2015
I understand what you mean Ck, but I can't imagine having to wear my vest for 6 months. Lol!!
21 Jun, 2015
Lol! Here, we wear ours for 8 months!! :))
21 Jun, 2015
If it was as cold here as in Scotland, mine would not come off! Soft Southerners!
21 Jun, 2015
Well, mines back on now. And at this rate we will be lucky to be Without semmets for two months this year!
22 Jun, 2015
Ck, you can tell I am a Southerner, had to google 'Semmet' a Scottish medieval cloth.
22 Jun, 2015
More commonly used to refer to a vest Siris. :)
22 Jun, 2015
Mmm, trying to remember the name of the sleeveless over vests our Mums, used to make us wear as kids. Got it - liberty bodice!! Tell my age, Uh!
23 Jun, 2015
Its so funny how the English nick names for things are so posh! And Scots ones are anything but! :)) i can say this as an Englishwoman/'absorbed Scot'!
24 Jun, 2015
The word 'vest' is the most boring! Like semmet, see if I can get that into a conversation, in Mid summer?
24 Jun, 2015
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One of the first plaNts I grew in my last garden...but it got too big.
20 Jun, 2015